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IDENTIFYING THE VICTIMS.
The Inquest Establishing the Iden'
tity OF Those Killed at Republic

The Inquest Est ablIshing the Iden-
tity OF Those Killed at Republic.
Coroner Lspper's inquiry into tho Republic
horror was continued Monday morning. The
tirst testimony taken was that OF Ell l..
Wagner. OF Mechanicsburg, Pa, and spe,
cial agent for the Baltimore and Ohio road
az that point. HIS evidence clearly estab-
lished the fact that Frank ID. Bowman, OF
Lanark, Ills, en- route from Mechanicsburg
10 his home, was victim OF the wreck.
Young Bowman was a coach painter and
carried a can OF brushes by which he has
bsen traced all along the line Of his journey.
rhe can was found In the debris of the
wreck.
Jacob Bremen, Of Berrien Centre, Mich,
testified IN reference TO his brother-in. law,
David ODER, Of Oberlin, az did also BEN
iamin + ODER, Of Harrisburg, a son Of Mr..
ODER. There is now no doubt that Mr.. Ober
Is among the victims, as tho evidence shows
That he bought his ticket, got ON the train at
IL Harrisburg, and was transferred in an omni-
bus at Martinsburg, w. Va, to the Balti-
more P d Ohio road In time for the fast train.
He was on his way to Michigan to visit his
children living there. tie was "A and a
widower.
John Tohea the Irish immigrant injured
IN the wreck was taken 10 Mansfield Sum
lay morning for treatment Information
has be, received of two other passengers
who escaped from the wreck, and Coroner
Lepper will endeavor TO secure thsir afii Ia
Wits. Markham Parks Of Oconomawac,
Wis, aud his brother>in Jaw, II. A. Thomas,
Of Washington. identified the reniains OF NJ .
ii. Parks ami this morning took them TO
Washington.
Attorney j. L. Cole. of Republic, says that
after the fast train had passed tho curve
the engineer still had 40 rods, or 1910 feet
in which to have stopped the train after il
had CONS in full view OF the headlight Of the
freight
MIR. William G. Jrtner OF Baltimore, and
Mrs j. s. Goriner, OF Mecnnicsville, Ia,
have found substantial proof that Mr.. John
5. Gortner was among ths victims. A tele~
gram TO Coroner Lepper states that an at or
ney Of b bennington, H., who on his way
home from the East, has been missing since
the wreck, ami fceSs are entertained that he,
100, is among the miss ny
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FROZEN IN HIS BLOOD.
Brutal Treatment ola Man Who Had
Been Shot at Dance.


Friday night, when the Thermometer indi
Gated some thirty o III degrees below zero,
E lwarl Meagher ab u. 30 years cd, arted
TO walk from st. Paul, Mimi, u Fort Smell
ling, distance Of six miles At Mendoza, a
mile from F5. $ telling, h, stopped in a pub
lie hall where a dance was in progress. Sew.
eral OF the men present were intoxic ltei, and
some OF them set upon Meagher. After
quarrel shotguns were produced and
four OF the half drunken dancers
helped ill Mesgher's boiy fuu of shot. One
charge took eff ct in his heal and neck and
the other in his limbs. f GIT OF the rufiians
then bound Melgher hand AMI foot, and,
placing him uncovered in a long box sleigh,
drove him three miles to the house of Justice
Bryant, where he was left.
The man had blod profusely. and as the
warm blood flowed it frCzs instantly, fas>
tening the wounded man TO the boards that
formed the bottom of the sleigh. His hands,
face and fees were badly froz IN, and it seems
almost miracle that any lie was left in
HIM. He was taken TO st. Paul and
is now at the City II ,spitaL Justice BRYANT
released tbs ASSISTANTS on their own recogni, ,
zlnce, because, he says, they tod him Meas
gher began the fight Meigher cannot re-
cover, b!o1d poisoning having set in In adj
dition TO his wounds and exposure,
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Ewiy in Dscs ubor. Ellen. the invalid wife
n y. o jones' ~ jpn y and Hl ch.nps. OF
Portland. Me- VS. pronounce 20 b5 dead
Having horror ~ being bu isl alive. she
bad r ga 's'ed that The fu1eral Shout b. de-
layel ulil The svIisncs otdsatb was un
m.stakeab.e Three day, lassr she was
heari b. gran Stim1'ants we're apple @
and in four hours sas coui 3 open her eyes and
in eight hour' c)nyrss. Sine thsn shs has
c'ntnuei q improve, although she IS uesk
and emloiate >, having taken Dus little ,ur.
ie1msnt Tor M my days She bas made
Known y her friond VIVA, che experiences
while In tbe tr-ocs.
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THE BRIDE NEARLY FROZEN.
a Runaway Match Which Almost
Ended in Funeral

A Runaway Match which Almost
Ended in Funeral
Miss Emma H1rris and SIR. Peer ONens
we're mirried at Jefersoavills. Ky. bv
squire Ksigwin Mr. OR.ns is the owner
% saw mill near Williamsburg. Ky. while
The young lady is The daugnt-r Of a Noun
tain Circuit preacher The young lady's
father was opposed 10 ihs mater AMI threat b
ened % shoot ths groom. but the
latter hirei boitmqn Saturday
night, and taking che girl. ma Is the trip
from Barboursv.i.e her home. 10 William ,s
burg by ire Cumberland river. The distauc-
by water is ab9u. seventy five miles. and
The purity arrived at Williamsburg. Sunday
evening a. o'clock The groom's ears were
badly fros; bitten and the girl was nearly
from.
The irate father. supposing that The e'opsrs
had driven 10 JeIIc1, the nearest railroad
station 70 BubJursgi o.. went thiiher with n
party n moulta.n,ers Saturday night. but
not idIng them. t s supposed. gave up
Che search
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Bc!ow nero

AZ Caici21 Monday, tbs msrcury lndIcl-
ted degrees below z5ro mixing coutinul.
ton Of an u1u3ualiy pro'on cd spell OF cold
weather 10 wa also very cold in the valley
States west of The mississippi. 40 Huron,
ID r., 10 vas l8 degrees below zro; at Sc.
Paul I6 degrees b1low. 90 LIS AnImas. ~
psIew. NJ Dss Moines no below; az Daven
port l3 below; at Omtha, . below, AZ
Milwaukee. only ninety miles from Ch.cizo,
The Thermometer stood at 3 degrees above
z.ro, a d florence o. ~ degrees and Grand
Haven wos 20 degrees
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3 guilty NInrnnls.

The Muqlis n Q isensbury, win, IS being
sued FOR a diyorcs. has not livoi with his
wife for twelve years Shortly after they
began 10 1.-Two apart Tho MARQUIS admitte D
another lady into fis bou,e, who bac,m, o.
re u'ar inmate % the cstobl siment. Hs
clunectIon With this woman is made the ba.
sIs Tor the suit Neither tbs lady nor the
Mlrq iis will dsay tho chirg, o, adultery
which tho Marcl'onass makes against her
husband. The coee win be- tncl in Elm
b1rg1. because the scotch ltw grants wife
"a divorcs for aduftsry alone
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100 Doses one Dollar
Quaker Testimony.

Mrs. A NJ Dauphin, OF Philadelphia, has
done great deal to make known TO ladies
there the great value of Mrs. Pinkham's Veg
e:nble Compound, as a cure for their troubles
and diseases. She writes as follows: "a
young laly Of this city while bathing some
years ago was thrown violently against the
life line end the injuries received resulted I'm
an ovarian tumor which grew and enlarged
until death seemed certain. Her physician
finally advised her to try Mrs Pinkham's
Compound She did so and in short time
the tumor was dissolved and she is io,v T..
perfect heath. / also know Of many cases
where the medicine has been of great value
in preventing miscarriage and alleviating
the pains and dangers OF childbirth. Phila
delphia ladies appreciate the worth of this
medicine and its great value"
Sent by mail in Pill and Lozenge form on
receipt of price, 81. Mrs Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass AIsoin liquid form, all at Druggists.
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A sTARTLIN G RUMoR.
Russia said TO Have Occupied a Por
ton of Afghanistan.

Russia said 20 Have Occupied a Por.
ton of Afghanistan.
a ST, Petersburg dispa ca 8 ates that there
are rumors on the Bourse there that Ru .sia
has occupied a portion Of Afghanistau. A ru,
NOR iscurront there that T. igland isg wing pc
cuniary assistance 10 the Bulgaria Regents.
The D0ily Telegraph lays stress upon the
many rumors Of war now current. ani az
firms that Russia is trying to force a Franco
German conflict In order 20 enable her 10
curry out her own Eastern pans.
Turkey Is trying 10 per-uode Russia e.
leave 10 Emperor William the selection OF q
Prince for ths Bulgarian throne. Russian
opinion resonts England's cordial reception
OF the Blu garian de'egateI An importan,
political ani military agreement has been
made between Austria and Roumanla, viii
the approval Of Germany.
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Rheumatism and Catarrh Can be Cured.
cAxAxpA1euA, N Y, May g. 1850

cANANDAIeUA, n. Y, May %, 1856.
Pdrdee Medicine Co.:
GENTLEMEN-Nearly all winter was con
fined to my room with indeinmatory rheu-
matism. 1 commercei using Dr. Pardee's
Rheumatic Remedy bu; after taking it for
time the pain became more intense, and
was alarmed and feared the remedy was
making me worse, but continued its use aud
soon the pain left me, and / gradually i'm
proved, the soreness leaving my arms and
shoulders and seeming e pass out at my g es
1t has completely cured me- At the time
/ commenced using tho remedy, 1 had a
throat dill ,ulty and the catarrh, which
found t. be better after taking il, and it oc.
currel 10 me 10 uss it as gargle, viii h ]
did, and to my great satisfaction improved
rapidly, and to-day am free from both rheu-
ma,isn and catarrh. I consider it indis1ens-
able rs n family melicine take on, tea
spoonful after breakfast, and find it a splen-
did tonic. I would alvi you 20 recommend
IL a a gargle for throat troubles and catarrh,
Tor know it VIII cure have seon some
remarkable cures from the use Of this rem
edy, and il is one I can recommend 20 all.
lam. very truly yours,
T.. X. MCCALL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-01-13

Mrs. Wliam Blrtin, living eight miles
from Cincinnati, blew ont her brains while
ner husband was asleep by Der side and her
babe was DO her arms S1e had been lrsins
'or some time, having been rendered 30 by
Der efforts ~ obtain The pardon Of her
brother who is 10 The Indiana psnitenH1ry
Tor Ito for the murder % her husbands
brother 70 1871
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Less than Onc.half the Amount Cured
Him.

John G Heron. Of &C 4th street, Rochester,
has been troubled for years with rheumatism
in the shoulders aud about the heart. He
gave a physician Ten dollars for an examina-
ton, and he merely informed him that he
had rheumatism Of tho heart He was cured
by DR.. Pardee's Rheumatic Remedy, and for
les than onehalf the money paid for the OK
am nation.
Ask your druggist for DR. Pordee's Rem
edy, and take no other Price, 81 per bottle
six bottles, g..
Pardeo Medicine Co. Rochester. N. y.
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al on Board go Down win Ga
Ship Wrecked ON Vfrgfnfa H.,,t.

All On Board go Down win tho
ship Wrecked ON Virginia Beach.
Later PARTICULARS from The wreck Of the
German ship ~ zibeth which vent ashore
on Virginia beach, 10 miles south N Can,
Henry put the number o. the crew st - ir.
stead n Do. not o. man Of whom was savoi
This fact is learned from the two men Of the
Life Saving crew who survive and who re
covered consciOusness The bodies Of I've
men of The Life Saving crew and four OF the
ships crew whic1 we're recovered. we're fin
iifa preservtrs. and three more N the shin.
crew without life pressrvsrs we're picked uo
lower down The coast a lody which bas
been ideDtih d as that Of the captain is among
tbose recovered. On bis person was q photo
paph marked Captain r Hsibsrmar.
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are the records OF some OF ito cures OF con-
sumpt on Effected by that most wonderful
remedy-Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOyery." Thousands Of x ateful men and
women. who have been snatched almost from
the very jaws OF death. cen testify that con-
sumption, I'm its early stages, Is no longer l.
durable. The Discovery has 40 equal as
pect oral and a teratiye. aid the most obstinate
affections OF the throat and lungs yield 20 iH
power. All druggists.
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"What we learn with pleasure we never for
get Alfred Mcrctsr The following Il n case
IN point: Il pal out hundreds or dollars Win
Of receiving any beneht" saws Mrs. Emily
Rho ads. OF McBr des. Mich. Il hed female
complaints, pecially dragging down. for
over six years DR.. K. W Pierce's 'fayorito
Piescr ptiCn' did ms more 90 I'D than any med
icine / ever took. advise every . X lady 10
take It," And 50 do we 10 never dtsappoints
! s patrons. Dtuggists sell IL
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No lady rhould live in perpetual fear. and
suffer from tic more serious troubles that 10
9iten Ape Ar, when DIR. Kilmer's COMPLETE
FEMALE REMEDY Is certain to prevent and curr
IumOr and Cancer there.
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Stranger than FICTION

Boston capitalists are starting fruit can
merry at BellevieNx "a
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Wherever you live, you hould write 10 Hal
l'u * Co, Portland. Maine. and learn about
work lat you can do while living ar your own
home at a proft OF at least from So 90 sS5 and
upward. daily. some HAYS male over so in n
day. All l. new. Eitbersex. All ages. Hallett
a. Co VIII start you. Capital not needed. All
par iculars free. send along your address
at once and all OF the above viii be proved to
you. Nothing like 10 ever known to working
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II afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye-wotcr. Druggists sell at 25c.
per bottle.
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When irritation OF the throat causes n lick.
Ing coug uso Red Star Cough Cure. which
VII OBJECT im media O. ard per nauont relief.
ono NJ BroJllyns Board ot Health officers
recommen3s 10 purely vc to'abic and per-
iccuy harmless Price ~ cent.
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3 months treatment for SOC piso's Remedy
for Catarrh. Sold by druggists.
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UoMto save NInnnY.

senator Max.y calls Mugwump "a pesti-
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Measels is epidemic in the tenement house
district Of New York.
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Unable TO Wall

There Is no affection which moe quickly pros
trates its victims than acute rheumatism And the-e
i no remedy Which has had greater success in rails
ing them up and driving OF rheu uatsm than II BOD
sarsaparla. Read the following:
"Ihe first OF last winter had a very severe attach
OF innammatory rheumatism my feet and MniI
swelling GU OF all proportion. I was confined TO
the house for several weeks and was n very great
sufferer. fc1rcely abe TO walk at all. Alter trying
medical advice aud various preparations, all TO no
purpose, was Induced TO give Ho0is SarsayarnIa
trial i have taken two bottles with tho best re-
suits hy phi1s and aches have all left me- my
limbs hAve stunned their usual proportions and /
can truly say that felt better I'm my life than
do now My appetite Is first rate for all OF which
give credit To Hoods sarsapsrilla "-FRANKtIS b.
HkTcH. - North Sd st.. BROOKLYN n Y
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a Texas preac ler pred cts that tho world
7ill come 20 on end in 800 years
New York City drinki o o 1000 barrels on
beer every year, Of o. cost Of f3S 900, 900.
Hale nni Bullock counties. Alabama, have
just Joined the prom. b'tion procession.
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Fsrd mani Ward thin aud hazaard. AMI
-lun. Lh. eyes ol 81 vL.LLnrL % a-ng SIM
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For weak lungs splitting of blood shorinofs
II breath. cons mpt 0n, Ugh -6weais an9 en-
fuvrr M Coughs or. ficrtc's 'hol0ch mcnI-
al ID. sc0verVt is r. sovereign remedy. Supc-
rIor o cod liver oil By druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-01-13

No doubtful ingredients 90 do harm. Fresh
Hops, Burgundy Pitch and Gums in Hop
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-01-13

lord Randolph Churchill declares that a.
30 years Of ago be- expects &, lead Europe.
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Hop Porous PldsteIs are sold by all druggists
and country merchants, The best in the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-07
TIE TUCK AHOE CLUB.
\ Cayce that Deserves Special Mention.

\ Cayce that Deserves Special Mention.
The next meeting Of this celebrated
farmers club will be- held az the residence
Of Mr. Milton Cayce ON the Grove road.
Mr.. Cavce Is an enthusiastic farmer q
good Judge of tobacco, true blue mem
Der of Il. f. Lee Camp, fancier Of Jer-
sey catile-but not of Jersey lightning.
and upon the whole DE is a man who
viii do 10 tie toat all times and under all
circumstances He is one of the Cavces
That don't alter with circumstances. Hc
is olway the same, and that same Is of
the right kind.
The gentlemen Of the Tuckah0e Club
have rich treat I'm store for them These
meetings are always pleasant and in-
strctiye, and the next one promises to
bc unusually sO. A DAuA TIMES repre-
sentative has been invited 20 be present
and tell AN hc knows about farming but
to rcassurc those expecting to attend IL is
stated That the invitation 90 attend ha,
been accepted, hut he will make no hay
seed talk A reporter is supposed 10
know little Of everything but This one
regrctfully remark, that farming is The
one theme on which he is of base. But
as each of the other daily papers have on
it- staff eminent agriculturists the profc,-
sion will Dee well represented around the
council board We viii make our mark
at The festive board
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CmcDo. August G-Thl Hamilton
Rubber Company of Trenton, y. D.. has
applied t9 Circuit Court to compel an
accounting Ny the Chicago agent. Rich
4l r Whclp.ey Since Mach, 1883,
NA.'p.ey Aas conducted ihe company's
business n tl.s city. lti. asserted that
lc bass converted large sums Of money
belonging i0 fho company 20 Dis own use
all lt.-Ilel Ai- books SD as 90 cover the
deficiency The company says il has dis
covered 300 actual deficiency OF $4,000,
b.tit believes tuai the amount not ac-
counted for amounts t0 S2J,OOO.
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puI-HDm. August last evening
Mo- owen lladc. living ON the Morning
Side road. near Ltna. Pa. left her four
u.r children in the house while She car
li.l ler husbands supper 90 him at the
isabella furnace, probably mile away.
During harab-ea-c thcol.ic-t child Eddie,
aged eight years. took the oil can, poured
tIc HuiI 0u the stove, as he bad often
seen hi mother do when She started the
fr. AL explosion followed and the
burning ol Uas scattered over The room,
utc'0plng gihc tour children. The screams
0f thei.t.e ones attracted the attention
% tbe nc.lHh0r-. who came To- their as
,i-fauCc and soon eXtiuguished the ilames
The Children however were al terribly
burned. ANA tlc youngest AGED sixteen
months. died iu ashort time The others
Ellic. Sophie. and Johnnie, aged eight,
,.>. ml three re,peciiyely- still liy-
ag but the physicians say they cannot
recover
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Columns. ONO. August G.-The fol-
lowing telegram wa, forwarded yester
day evening
CoLrnu~ ONO, August g.
III, E~HurA Gmr.r U.alud Proii.n
ufHe IDa,d >tta Uusihg..n. ~ o.
Dear Sir.-l have read in to-day's dis
patches from Washington thc announce
mcnt that you would pass through thi,
State md ciiy ON the occasion of youl
contemplated visit to st. Louis, We
greatly desire. Of you wiil kindly give us
an opportunity so to welcome "a, 90 show
our high appreciation for the disiin-
eui.hcd honor of your presence among u.s.
ON behalf. therefore of ths whole people
of thc State, earnestly and cordially in.
yite You to stop iu our midst, meet oui
citizens and accept their hospitalit.cs.
have the honor 90 be with great respect
your obcdicnt servant
j. II. FORAKER, Governor Of Ohio.
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LoNDoS. August 5-The Guion Line
steamer, Wyoming. which arrived at
Queenstown ibis morning from New
York, reports having encountered almost
continuous t0g- 0n the passage ON Sat.
urday the fog was particularly thick and
the engines were slowed down for two
hours. When the fog lifted two gigantic
icebergs and several -mailar ones were
discovered in close proximity to the ship
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Possible Shut Down of Glas, Manufae-
turers.

PursHrHa. PA. August GA Wheel
ing. N. Na, dispatch states that a meet
inc has been called of the American
Glass Manufacturers Association 90 be
held in This city ON Monday next. The
object of tle meeting i, 90 avoid discus
sing the subject of the advance demand
cd by the mon by considering the expedi-
cncy OF hutting down all factories in the
association until January J. 1888 This
viii bring matters 20 a crisis at once in
tle glass trade although IL is not thought
pr0ba. BE- the stock on hand would permit
the carrying out OF such an agreement.
If a shut down is decided it will throw
5000 men out of employment
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seIectthe Best.

Langman and MARTINEZ Absolutely
Pure Prepared Paints. We offer this Pre-
pared Paint with a guarantee that DO b, not "a
chemical paint. containing uU water. nO alkali
no aduIterttlon. and is made ot On.y such mA
terial- as are used by the oldest painters. 10
Will cover more surface than amy ClcmI
cal paint boo the world. DO has heen sold by u-
for the last ten years. warranted o. give salts.
faction. and responsible guarantee i- given t0
that effect. For sale wholesale and retail hy
BODEkER BROS. Druggists
lili Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-07

T0 supply yourself iu footwear al al-
most nothing Bargains in boots, shoes.
and slippers for The month of Angus
Gents velvet embroidered slippers 6y
cents. worth S12j Gents calf low but.
tom cloth top. 1925. worth $3.50. and
other goods iu proportion at the Great
Bankrupt Sue of Shoes. 1908 East Main
street opposite the Posto'iIoe.
d. J. FLAr,N, Manager
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LOCAL BRENITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. MINOR
NENIION IND TOWN TOPICS.
The News of the Day Boiled Down and
served Ip in Condensed shape About
Folkes You Know, and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.

folkes You Know, and Interesting Item.
Happily and Hastily Hit.
Mis- Lizzie LLOYD of Philadelphia is
the guest of Miss Susie VI. Wade of No
500 South Pine streets.
Ke-snich's full concert band viii give
a grand sacred concert to-day week lAu-
gust ! 81 ON the steamer Ariel. The cX-
cursiou will be to City Point where the
United States monitor, are stationed
The city ambulance was called ont yes
terdav morning at o'clock to attend "a
colorcd man who wa. attacked with
cramp while at tht Chesapeake and Ohio
depot The man was taken t0 his home
ON the New road, beyond Seventeenth
street
Colonel Archer Anderson and two
daughters, Major John p. Branch and
Mr. James p. Cooper have left for New
York. from whicn point they will sail
this evening ON the Umbria for England.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Baker have gone TO
the Variety Springs.
Attention Is called tothc advertisement
of colored boy lost I'm this city
Mr. and Mr.. d. llaryie Blair and son
are at the Wood-on Hotel I'm Ashland
Mr. parkc r. Conrad left the city yes
terday for Carolina
Mr. r. T. Slaughter has lcft on short
trip % recreation.
Mis- Lille Porter and Master Edward
p Bailey of Washington, ID. C.arc spend.
"a fott weeks with their mcir Mr. John